Cook, Arthur B.: Zeus: a study in ancient religion (Band 3,1): Zeus god of the dark sky (earthquake, clouds, wind, dew, rain, meteorits): Text and notes (Cambridge, 1940)

386 Water-carrying in connexion with marriage

finally, on the downward tapering pillars prescribed by Demetrios
(fig. 251)1.

chiton and himdtion, bringing a tainia to tie on a large one-handled loutrophoros-
Beyond it are seen a second woman with long hair, who is followed by a third woman,
both similarly clad. White marble. Height r•58"1.

Fig. 2

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(e) Fragment found in the northern corner of the harbour (C. Curtius), sT0Vp0ol"flS
(S. A. Koumanoudes), and now in the Museum at the Peiraieus (C. Curtius in raS5biifS
1870 xxix. 697, A. Brueckner Ornament und Form der attischcn Grabstelen ^ ...^ ^
1886 p. 35 no. 1, Corp. inscr. Att.'\\. 3 no. 2463, A. Conze op. cit. Berlin 19^ gatyrs
no. 1354 pi. 284 ( = my fig. 250), Reinach Rep. Reliefs ii. 409 no. 4- TIie 'a^ 380 «• j
enclosed by the handles of the loutrophSros resemble those described supra \ jjl5ci-ibeC
and p. 382 n. 5. Above the vase, in letters not earlier than 300 B.C.*
'Apicrj-oTfXijs I 'kfidTOjxhom \ TLtpytusTiQev. White marble. Height ^ iQofp. >"sC''

1 Found near the church of Hagia Trias in the Kerameikos at Athens